Rermembering lives lost to suicide - Wesley LifeForce Suicide Memorial Service

 

Steps forward aren’t always easy. But when we take the step to gather and remember loved ones lost to suicide, we each grow a little stronger.    That’s why we hope you’ll join us at our Wesley LifeForce Suicide Memorial Service in Canberra.      Thursday 21 November, 7.30 – 8.40am  Canberra Southern Cross Yacht Club   You’re welcome to arrive early at the venue to spend time reflecting. The venue will be open from 7am and is accessible to everyone. Onsite parking is available.    You’re welcome to bring a photo and share a personal tribute on our memorial wall. We’ll also lay sunflowers as symbols of continued love and hope. Counsellors will be present to offer support.     Thank you if you’ve already let us know that you’ll be joining. If you haven’t had the opportunity yet, you can do so by clicking the button below.

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If you have any questions about the service, call us on 1800 100 024.       Help us spread the word     We encourage you to share this email and our resources pack with anyone impacted by suicide and invite them to attend the service.

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P.S. Are you ok? If you need to talk to someone, Lifeline volunteers are only a phone call away. Connect with Lifeline on 13 11 14 or chat online.

Men's International Day & Movember - Austraian Men's health Forum

November is another huge month in men's health. International Men's Day falls on Tuesday, 19th November and this year's theme is Men's Health Champions. How will you celebrate the day? What activities or events have you got planned and do you need help with ideas or promotions?  Check out our resources and information and get in touch if need help listing an event. IMD is a great opportunity to show the men in your life that you care about them.  November is also Movember, a global movement that keeps men's health issues in the spotlight through the simple act of growing a mo. There's a lot of ways you can get on board and many inventive fundraisers in mo...tion! Best Wishes, Glen Poole, CEO The Australian Men's Health Forum Theme chosen for International Men's Day The theme for International Men's Day 2024 is 'Men's Health Champions'. It was chosen to highlight both the key issues facing men and boys, and to recognise the people delivering solutions. If you are planning an IMD event, a good way to keep it topical is by exploring one or more of the 4 sub-themes: Building Healthy Communities, Look Out For Your Mates, Take Action, Stay Healthy and Creating a Healthier Future.   FULL STORY New resources for IMD 2024 We've developed a suite of new resources to help you support International Men's Day. There are four new posters and two that can be downloaded and customised to promote your own event. We also have social media graphics that can be shared time, including two that are editable.  VIEW RESOURCES Finding the right speaker for IMD 2024: 5 Tips A good way to mark International Men's Day is by holding a community or work event with a guest speaker, ideally someone who can engage, inspire, and provoke thought during your IMD celebration. The IMD website has a growing list of speakers who specialise in men's health. Here are a few pointers on selecting the right one.  FULL STORY List your event on the IMD website Why not celebrate International Men's Day by attending an event, or holding one of your own? The IMD calendar provides a snapshot of what people are planning from breakfasts and barbecues, to a live podcast on men's health in Canberra, a special golf day in WA and the inaugural Men's Health Champions Awards in Tasmania. We'd be delighted to help you promote your event and share it, free of charge, on the IMD website.  VIEW IMD CALENDAR KNOW YOUR MAN FACTS TOOLKITS Give a Know Your Man Facts Talk on International Men's Day International Men's Day is on Tuesday, 19th November, a great opportunity to use one of our Know Your Man Facts Talks at an IMD event. Our talks are suitable for anyone to deliver. They are interactive and come with full speaker notes. Be a men's health champion and help improve the lives of men and boys in Australia. We have toolkits on Men's Heart Health, Men's Mental Health, Mateship, Exercise, and Men's Health Checks. You can also download Know Your Man Facts graphics and share them on your social channels, as well as print out our popular Men's Health Infographics.  VIEW ALL Download the How To Help a Mate Guide The Australian Men’s Health Forum is the peak body for men’s health in Australia. We’re working to create a healthier future for men and boys by helping people take action to tackle the social factors that shape men’s health.  PO Box A647 Sydney Sth, NSW 1235 0419 319 140 admin@amhf.org.au AMHF receives funding from the Australian Government

State of the regions 2024: Economic Spotlight on Greater Melbourne Report, -Id Informed Decisions

 

State of the Regions 2024: Economic Spotlight on Greater Melbourne report Rob Hall | 12 November 2024 | Read on the .id blog

As economic landscapes shift, it’s more important than ever to stay informed about both national and local trends. This report was created in support of our State of the Regions 2024: Economic Spotlight on Greater Melbourne webinar, hosted by .id's Chief Economist, Rob Hall. The content explores national and state trends, regional performance comparisons, and detailed analysis of Local Government Areas with special focus on key insights into Greater Melbourne’s economy. The report draws from the 2024 State of the Regions National Economic Dataset, that powers our economic planning tool ecomony.id. Explore the small data at economy.id.com.au.

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"Rapper's Delight" Becomes First Rap Song On Hot 100 - Music History Calendar - Event of The Day

 

1979 "Rapper's Delight" by The Sugarhill Gang becomes first rap song to hit the Billboard Hot 100, entering the chart at #84. Read the full story   More Events:   1938 On her radio show, Kate Smith sings the Irving Berlin song "God Bless America" for the first time, introducing it to the country. Berlin composed the song for a 1918 musical he wrote, but decided not to use it.   1988 After a 6-year hiatus where he waits out the '80s, Steve Miller starts touring again, kicking off with a show in Burlington, Vermont.   1992 Ween's major-label debut, Pure Guava, is released on Elektra records. The album features the single "Push th' Little Daisies," which gets them attention on MTV after being featured on the channel's animated series Beavis and Butt-head. During the clip, Butt-head quips, "These guys have no future."   See More Events Click here for the previous link